Find Recreation & Sports Nonprofits and Charities

  Carol80 wrote:

Roy Tuscany and the High Fives Foundation has a crystal-clear mission. They are dedicated to raising money and awareness for athletes who have suffered a life-altering injury while pursuing their dream in the winter action sports community. The High Fives... more »

  sara22 wrote:

I got involved with Diveheart a few years ago when I heard about an exciting opportunity to try scuba diving in Key Largo, Florida. I joined in because I, at the time, was terrified of water and decided I wanted to over-come this fear. What better way... more »

  Alleysha T. wrote:

Playworks is the best non-profit I know of! They are the only non-profit focusing on the epidemic of the deterioration of play. Playworks truly values healthy play, inclusion, respect, and healthy community with both the children they serve and with... more »

  kpmeow wrote:

If you are looking to have some fun and have a totally rewarding experience... Camp Odayin is the camp for you!!! I have spent three summers with Camp Odayin, as a nurse, and I would give it a top notch review! The kids are great and the camp is well... more »

  Frank Dailey wrote:

Heroes on the Water was there when I was experiencing the impact of Combat Stress, I had lost a total of 34 men during my 27 yrs of service. The last one was the one that broke my spirit, in addition to having to take part in the notifications of the... more »

  Lavonne R. wrote:

This organization changes the lives of children in the most profound way and plants seeds of hope for children in the foster care system. Once a year children in the foster care system are allowed to be kids that aren't different. At Camp Felix they are... more »

  LoriGrubb wrote:

This place is awesome! It is great to know that the time spent volunteering will make a big difference in the lives of our Veterans, Military Service Members and Families of a Fallen Warrior. It is also nice to be able to do more than just say "thank... more »

  Angie54 wrote:

I have been volunteering with Black Dagger Military Hunt Club for 2 years. This organization takes our vets on hunting trips, fishing trips, a day at the shooting range. This organization give back 97+%; of tour donation to the vets. There is no paid... more »

  Longdistance wrote:

I have seen the amazing things that this organization has done for our countries veterans and their families. They have changed lives and continue to create life changing opportunities for our hero's. Please look them up and support them. I do... more »

  Dflip wrote:

This is my favorite charity. It reaches out to at risk kids from the inner city that may not ever have the chance to sail on the water, and learn the team work it takes to sail a Tail Ship. For some of the kids this may be the 1st time they have been... more »

  Jewels128 wrote:

C.A.S.T for Kids is a great program. While fundraising I have met handfuls of not only disabled kids but also volunteers that came up to me just to tell me how this program is and how much it has fulfilled their lives. I am very proud to continue to volunteer... more »

  fredlf wrote:

I started my relationship with Unalayee as a troubled teen. Unalayee helped me to gain the tools and perspective I needed to treat myself and others with self-respect and kindness. Since then I have worked and volunteered there for many summers. I... more »

  mchenschel wrote:

I have been involved with Dream Big! since it was first founded in 2010, and I am amazed at all that CEO and Founder Linda Driscoll has been able to accomplish in such a short period of time. Dream Big! is truly making a difference in the lives of young... more »

  Writer wrote:

Have observed their Sports program in Queens and was impressed by how the children got along and how the community interacted with them. Highly recommend them as a program for children with autism and one if you are looking to make a contribution.Anonymous... more »

  LFig wrote:

They made it possible for my son to go from never taking his feet off the floor of the pool, to being more relaxed, to beginning floating, swimming, adding all together the many parts of swimming like moving arms, kicking legs, keeping face in water,... more »

  bryenbonet wrote:

The most rewarding experience of my life has been volunteering to help disabled divers! more »

  CortneyG wrote:

To be honest, I am completely smitten with TeachAIDS. And with good cause. I discovered them whilst searching for jobs/organizations I would readily add to my "has-a-heart-and-soul" list. While I found dozens and dozens of nonprofits also committed to... more »

  Jillian R.1 wrote:

Each Winter season I look forward to working with Natalia, Alex, and their experienced and professional avalanche educators. The Nickolay Dodov Foundation brings the content of mountain safety and survival to my students in a modern, engaging, and hands-on... more »

  Lindsay wrote:

Excellent Organization! Treats all volunteers like stars, and everybody has a great time, while really helping kids with special needs! more »

  JimRiley wrote:

I'm a Vietnam War era veteran and have been involved with Team River Runner (chapter of DSUSA) for over six years. Team River Runner (TRR) provides “health and healing for military injured, active duty, and disabled Veterans of our community through... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is an amazing organization that helps female cancer survivors get out and exercise in a variety of pursuits. I have done triathlon training, mountain climbing, dragon boating and hiking with them. My passion is hiking and thanks to this organization,... more »

  megan-wynne-lombardo wrote:

Achilles is a wonderful organization that truly has the power to change lives. It helps people be active and achieve. more »

  Cecilia M. wrote:

The after school program at Porter middle school is well organized and structured. Nancy is the coordinator and is always willing to help and actually listens to parents' concerns. She and her staff are professional and caring. They not only organize... more »

  foooooore83 wrote:

After 11 years of service I left the navy with a medical discharge. I spent a lot of time trying to figure out what to do with myself and feeling a little lost at times. When I was introduced to the Zellner Foundation it was like finding the “light... more »

  Tommy E.1 wrote:

My friend Emily is a part of Seaspar's EAGLES. I appreciate to no end, the support and experiences they provide for her. I follow online all of Seaspar's activities, and functions. I am so grateful that their programs exist for my friend, and for all... more »

  Micky2014 wrote:

I worked with the Sonoma County Regional Parks Foundation Board and I found the organization to lack focus, goals and specific objectives. They do a great job approving funding requests by Sonoma County Regional Parks with little or no investigation. The... more »

  asclamb wrote:

I absolutely love Girls on the Run of the Triangle! I have volunteered as a coach for several seasons, and I always love my team. The GOTR office makes volunteering foolproof, and they also make volunteers feel valued for their time and work. Girls on... more »

  okitta wrote:

My daughter took the basics class a number of years ago, and the change in her confidence was dramatic. The boundary setting skills she learned have proven to be invaluable any number of times. more »

  Beth_C wrote:

I Give to Pay It ForwardI got my first pair of skis when I was three years old but I didn’t fall in love with the mountains until many years later when I learned how to parallel ski. A ski instructor patiently worked with me all day until... more »

  snoopy wrote:

They are a wonderful organization to volunteer for . I had the opportunity to work with the American Buddhist Sangha during their winter 2007 canned food drive, and will do so this coming winter as well. They a compassionate , and caring group. I thank... more »

  PeterHamm wrote:

First Tee Puerto Rico is an organization that has given tremendous opportunity to my family and has grown our love for the game of golf. They lead by example, they genuinely care about each child apart of the program and they are driven to do more for... more »

  Kimberly M.6 wrote:

Bay Nature Institute has published Bay Nature Magazine for decades. Through this magazine I have been given the chance to understand our region's natural history - from botany to birds, geology to hydrology - through articles, events, art, & photographs.... more »

  celine wrote:

I love to volunteer at Youth Challenge. Everyone is so nice and helpful when I was a new volunteer. They showed me the ropes at Youth Challenge. Everytime I volunteer the children are so full of life and ready to begin the program. Youth Challenge offers... more »

  zonie wrote:

I have been going on WV trips for more than five years, first as a volunteer and now as a trip leader. They offer more than fifty projects a year across the US, including backcountry restoration, trail maintenance, invasive species removal, etc. The... more »

  helping-a-girl-helps-the-community wrote:

My experience is that GIG is an extremely effective organization that provides a critical foundation for young women and their self esteem. The building blocks are based on sports, nutrition, health and life -- and those elements are essential to empowering... more »

  Danville wrote:

For many years I have volunteered my services to the Junior Police Academy. It is an organization that I firmly believe changes the lives of young people. They go into a classroom with the School Resource Officer and learn not only about law enforcement... more »

  courtneyh wrote:

I hiked with TrailBliss on a yoga and meditation hike. It was a refreshing experience to hike at a slower pace with full awareness to my surroundings. Yoga on the top of the trail was relaxing. The best part is all the hikes are offered free. more »

  shirley4 wrote:

While I haven't worked directly with The Boys & Girls Clubs, I have supported and facilitated numerous youth-support programs and activities since the mid-1970s. ANY organization that demonstrably promotes, nurtures and enhances youth education, leadership,... more »

  onica07 wrote:

I had a great time at the beach clean-up! Children Sports is doing a great job encouraging physical fitness through fun activities like beach clean-ups. Keep up the good work! more »

  brieva627 wrote:

I attended the Children of the Lotus Retreat in 2017, and was blown away by the positive atmosphere of love, education, and fun! You could tell that passion, attention, and organization went into a great day, filled with activities and resources for both... more »

  MannyRivera wrote:

This organization teaches an amazing way to deal with your PTSD with sports. Nothing beats hard work and feeling accomplished by challenging yourself with sports. This year I met the PTSD crew and they are amazing people. They taught me that I can continue... more »

  Latifia R. wrote:

I have been a back country horsemen member for about 15 years. I am amazed at the volunteer efforts and work accomplished by this grass roots organization. It welcomes people of all ages, horses or not, working to ensure our public lands remain accessible... more »

  jackie7 wrote:

I have been bringing my fourth grade class to Mohonk for education programs for about 12 years. The programs enhance my curriculum in numerous ways, including supporting my students in learning to compare and contrast, to engage in scientific observation... more »

  HowardAdamLevy wrote:

I have been on three fundraising bike rides for Hazon and loved it so much, I joined the Steering Committee for the New York Ride for the past 2 years. Hazon has made a big difference in my life in terms of connecting my environmental concerns with a... more »

  major-clemens wrote:

Team Genesis is an excellent education and sports program which gives young men a chance to excel in the classroom as well as on the basketball court. Harry Williams and his staff work hard to provide a strong education and mentorship experience for... more »

  Writer wrote:

DogAbility is the one place I don't have to keep a hawkeye on my son. He wanders freely interacting with the handlers and the dogs who are all experienced and patient. He is especially fond of Christopher the golden retriever and Ugo the german sheppard.... more »

  Wilson E. wrote:

My son has developed pass my expectations in just 3/4 months of training. I'm looking forward to this 10u year. I expect big things more »

  atoomer wrote:

Newark Publick Radio (WBGO) has devoted itself to keeping the link between jazz and the community strong. Their dynamic programming is always entertaining and their on air hosts are tremendously knowledgeable. I am both entertained and educated by what... more »

  Aikido wrote:

Great group of people that now have a fantastic new "green" building. They do outreach work and support many other local and national nonprofits. more »

  4571Black wrote:

Great program. Very professional, clean and safe. Very creative activities for all participants. more »

  andy3 wrote:

I've worked with the Friends board, membership and executive director Steve Faber for a year. Together we continue to recruit a growing army of Friends, raise money, build partnerships and upset the status quo in City Hall - all in the service of better... more »

  budelt wrote:

Camptown truly serves a need within Central Indiana by partnering with other youth serving organizations to deliver impactful outdoor and nature programs that introduce disadvantaged youth to experiences that enable personal growth and change. more »

  frankp wrote:

R4R is a way for Todd Crandle to manipulate people with addiction and bring in sponsorships to fund his globe trotting adventures. This type of organization is shows a disgraceful waste of funding. Where does the money really go? Are the books correct?... more »

  amf1984 wrote:

Piers Park is one of the most beautiful waterfront parks I have ever traveled to, and the fact it is in the middle of an inner city urban area makes it even more remarkable. We learned about the program by one of their staff members who is a very inspiring... more »

  Mweyhmiller wrote:

RBO is such an amazing organization. They train kids as young as five years old to make running a part of their lives, but that is not all. They also provide access to races, mentorship, shoes, clothing and a community. I love seeing whole families running... more »

  Eric Mandy S. wrote:

I have been apart of Soulcon for almost 1 year! This is by far the BEST tool I have ever come across to reach and equip men to become all they can be for the Kingdom of Christ! It truly teaches men spiritual and physical disciplines! I added a picture... more »

  Przorn wrote:

Books before Bags! This club has dedicated adults to help kids with homework before hitting the bags. Next, the kids have great workouts with inspiring coaches. They work hard to create champions in life & in the ring!! I highly recommend this club!! more »

  Doris F. wrote:

My daughter had such a positive experience participating in RMI's Fiesta Especial Royal Court leadership and life skills program. Their collaboration with Texas A&M San Antonio education department provided an excellent curriculum helping her campaign,... more »

  Steve B.4 wrote:

I recommend this organization as an example of what commitment to social action looks like. Throughout the last decade, I've had an insider view of effective leadership mentoring, at its finest. Their acronym, WILL, fits perfectly. Please have a quick... more »

  MrsJudyKil wrote:

They are a amazing group of people they really care about theses kids. more »

  mreplogle wrote:

I've seen how Pathways to Independence helps open doors and build confidence and skills of its clients, adults with autism. This is an underserved population that often falls through the cracks. Craig Strobeck and his staff and volunteers get a lot of... more »

  hcove wrote:

Camp Good days was the best experience for my daughter. She loved it.. the trained staff you will not find at another camp.. Having a spouse with cancer gave my daughter the time to be a kid. She can't wait to go next year. This is a charity that cares... more »

  Valentina Montes B. wrote:

This fitness studio is like no other that I have been to!! The coaches and Jr coaches are awesome! more »

  Brazzgirl wrote:

I have seen countless kids enter their program as novice players, and by the time they leave, they were polished and refined top level high school prospects. What I like best is that they teach the game the right way, and they go beyond softball and... more »

  Brian39 wrote:

Our department at HP volunteered to do erosion mitigation for the damage caused to the Flying-W Ranch as a result of the Waldo fire. Lisa Patton of the Coalition for the Upper South Platte arranged to have us trained and contributing to the work as... more »

  marciakle wrote:

The Society performs first rate classical music concerts on four Sunday afternoons free of charge in Yonkers New York. These concerts are open to the general public. The conductorintoduces some pieaces in each performance with interesting anecdotes about... more »

  George Fallar wrote:

Desert Hockey Development, DHD for short, is an Arizona incorporated 501(c)(3) non-profit youth outreach organization founded in 2013. We are dedicated to building youth hockey in Arizona and eventually the rest of the Southwest US through providing... more »

  mobileUser429375 wrote:

Has made a huge impact on my son and myself! Thank you vanessa more »

  Michelle R.12 wrote:

This organization really cares about the kids. Erin knows so much about both disciplines of riding, as well as showing and general horsecare. By bringing your kids here, they will have access to all of that knowledge and become well rounded equestrians.... more »

  ShoeBoxQuinn wrote:

Everyone at PCA is just so lovely and helpful! The mission is sound and they are truly making a difference across the Nation. more »

  Tami wrote:

The OPAF has the vision of what its purpose is to the limbloss community. This organizaion allows those individuals, who have the desire to pursue many different types of physical activities, the opportunity to learn and be taught how to move forward... more »

  thinktwice51 wrote:

I had the extreme pleasure of coaching for Girls on the Run of Puget Sound this spring. We teach 3rd to 5th grade girls about self esteem, friendships, teamwork, how to stop bullying issues, and many other wonderful things to help them grow into confident... more »

  Marion W wrote:

You can't visit this "bike shop in a basement" and come away without a BIG SMILE! I brought a small troop of Cub Scouts here to fulfill requirements for the Bicycle pin. NBW tailored their program for us, offered a 2-session class on bike maintenance... more »

  Cherrelyn N. wrote:

I enjoy working with A and B. We have partnered over the past 4 years to support student-athletes achieve academic success. They know the kids in the community and know how to reach them in their environment of comfort. more »

  vsgoliath wrote:

I've been a member for more than 12 years. There are three big reasons I continue to both support and be part of the SFBC: 1) It's more than a non-profit. There are many organizations that I donate money to, but the SFBC is a group that I BELONG to.... more »

  kathleen4 wrote:

My son was first introduced to chess through classes held in his first grade class by the school. He was immediately drawn to the logical aspect of the game and the warm, inviting nature of the instructor. We decided to enroll him in the Friday night... more »

  susandoran wrote:

This is one of the best nonprofits I've ever come across, and I say that from the perspective of a former consultant to nonprofits, foundations, and associations, as well as former senior staff at the national Land Trust Alliance. I chose to be on the... more »

  HeyRed wrote:

I'm so proud to be part of this organization in various roles. What a great group of volunteers, participants, leadership and staff. One of the best non-profits in town for sure! more »

  eliza-pn wrote:

Woodlands has done some amazing conservation work and I always enjoy their events and volunteer activities, such as Bird Banding and guided hikes with specialists. Their park is open to the public and I love running there after work during every season.... more »

  terry.larsen wrote:

I know there are a lot of good causes out there, but let me tell you why I donate to CAT. For low income city kids, there are pressures from a lot of directions – and many of them make bad decisions because they’re not aware of all the choices available... more »

  Writer wrote:

These coaches volunteer their time and expertise to help kids of any fitness level and experience. They teach them how to achieve amazing physical accomplishments, but even moreso, they instill the importance of integrity, partnership, teamwork, consideration,... more »

  Donna 24-7 wrote:

My 17 yr young daughter has been on court since 3rd grade Yball, With that you can guess she’s been on many AAU teams never finding a Coach that believed in her the way Catch does. In last 2 years of training with Richie, he has brought out her skills... more »

  edejesus4 wrote:

The Adaptive Fitness Legion has been instrumental in my son’s ongoing recovery from a spinal cord stroke. The free and low cost programming has helped my son regain strength in his legs, hands, and arms. He has also improved his balance and walking.... more »

  bdevivo wrote:

The Y is a great place for people from all walks of life to join together and serve the needs of our community, especially the Youth. more »

  Lucy Golden wrote:

As a member of the community that is served by Adaptive Sports Partners of the North Country, I cannot say enough about what this organization has brought to us. In addition to providing great year-round sports and activity opportunities to disabled individuals,... more »

  bulldogsyouthwrestling wrote:

EXCELLENT program!!! My son learned a lot at practices, worked hard, and had fun. I would highly recommend this club for any beginners or experienced wrestlers!https://www.facebook.com/bulldogswrestlingclub/https://www.bulldogswrestlingclub.com/ more »

  Cbabs00 wrote:

I am so thrilled to witness the impact that Midas has on the young boys! I have had the privilege to see the growth of the kids from the time they've started, and the coaches and founder of Midas has done a fantastic job mentoring, coaching, and being... more »

  honolulu000 wrote:

My son worked very hard in school and on the football field, but because we are over 2500 miles from the mainland USA and colleges where he can play football, he was not being recruited. PIAA not only helped him get recruited for little cost to our... more »

  Richrj11 wrote:

The SSFA is an amazing nonprofit organization serving the Southwest Baltimore community. Through the use of sports and fitness, they are creating pathways for developing the youth of Southwest Baltimore. They have dynamic fundraisers including the Soweto... more »

  applelobberz wrote:

Just wanted to give a shout out to the beautiful and benevolent members of this awesome organization. Without even blinking an eye, they came and helped my ailing father with some needs in his home, and all with a smile. It’s my understanding that they... more »

  49erfan wrote:

We were financially struggling last year and had to make some cuts which included our son playing basketball. To play costs the fees, equipment etc. This organization reached out and paid the fees for our son to play for the season and even made sure... more »

  GCampbellFishing wrote:

As the founder of the TPO, my mission is to serve those that serve or have served. Each kayak fishing and/or camping adventure shows me first hand the importance and healing powers of comradery and the outdoors. Giving our nation's warfighters a weekend... more »

  MWeisey wrote:

I worked as a camp counselor and hands down, the KLF SVG camp was the best experience I've ever had an opportunity to be a part of. We reached over 1,500 children and the one-on-one interaction with them is irreplaceable. I will always support anything... more »

  Dionis wrote:

This Land Trust has done an incredible job ensuring natural and historic vistas of scenic and environmental importance are forever preserved, many members of the public bike run and walk in and around these beautiful preserved properties. I am truly... more »

  John224 wrote:

Through therapeutic riding and swimming lessons, Las Campanas Compadres has enriched my life for the seven years I have been one of their students. I have made some great friends with the instructors and the volunteers who make the programs... more »

  bikemd wrote:

I have helped Ted since the beginning in 2019 and the level of professionalism and altruism has grown every year. Volunteers are motivated to do more and feel rewarded by the mission of FB4K. I predict that the organization will continue to grow and... more »

  heydavid13 wrote:

A few years ago I made a connection with BORP due to a unfortunate theft they endured that turned into a blessing in disguise for them, myself and possibly a lot of others. BORP works to improve the health, independence and social integration of people... more »

  Dawn 23 wrote:

Variety the Children's Charity of Pittsburgh is an amazing organization that is dedicated to empowering children with physical and mental disabilities. Their work is truly inspiring. more »

  Weirdo wrote:

This is a residential camp for the visually impaired starting at age 5 and up to the age of 84. During the summer the sessions are approximately one week long and are broken in different age groups. Campers participate in the same activities as most... more »

  MisterMike wrote:

Poor sportsmanship, nepotism and small town politics abound in tri river little league. It's a shame this organization is not community minded. more »

  Robert wrote:

Aiki Extensions was founded 11 years ago on the simple but worthy proposition that the founder of Aikido was right when he claimed that the philosophy underlying the art, often called "the art of peace", was much more than a set of martial techniques... more »

  annwride wrote:

So happy that FFRP exists to manage the gorgeous property in Cambria. It has ocean, bluffs, forest, Monterey pines. Happy to donate here, such an asset to Cambria more »

  SuzyC wrote:

One World TKD has become a family for me. The people are supportive - every class/test you feel the energy of the students - knowing they want you to succeee. When you work hard you can feel their smiles, and when you have a tough patch they are there... more »

  Victor L. wrote:

They have been great at giving us advice as we build our chess education organization, Learners Chess Academy, in Albuquerque. We have called them from time to time looking for advice or a perspective and they are always willing to share what they've... more »

  I have none wrote:

I have checked Paralyzed Veterans on another sight and it looks as if over 85% is used for fund raising and administration, leaving a maximum of 15% for aiding veterans. more »

  kat2008 wrote:

Fishing is a time on the water when everyone is equal. It is more important today to give those that can not go themselves a helping hand. Sharing a day on the water is more than just the moment it is a time to remember when and next year when they... more »

  snedeker wrote:

Over 30 Years of Sports Training, Lifestyle Coaching and ImpactHistoryAbility First Sports began in 1985 at California State University, Chico through the Physical Education Department to educate and train physical education professionals... more »

  srazani wrote:

I have attended a few events and a film screening. The video really opened my mind up to possible solutions to climate change! I learned that we need to stop wringing our hands and start actually working together to work out solutions. This non-profit... more »

  Nancy H.3 wrote:

My son's first season was the Spring of 2017 and everything seemed to be legit and I initially gave them a 5 star rating. They played tournaments every weekend, had practices which included actual baseball drills, and they received practice and game... more »

  abelmach wrote:

Along with a high level of professionalism in coaching I experienced Coach D’s very nonprofessional approach in dealing with an accident that happened in TGK facility. My two sons, 9 and 6 years old, were attending a summer camp program and... more »

  SgtGriff wrote:

There will never be a moment in my life that I will regret my service for this country. And it's moments like these that make it all the more special. As soon as I joined the March, I was welcomed as family, because that's what we are. We stuck together... more »

  mobileUser517324 wrote:

My son has traveled with Camp Wego for over 4 years. He loves it and he returns s ok happy and excited for a new trip. Thanks to their scholarships my son is able to enjoy travel and become more independent. more »

  kailikane96753 wrote:

Was very satisfied with the volunteers, their expertise and their professionalism when working with the kids. They were very flexible and understanding to one of the teams that were running a little late and still managed to keep to their time schedule.... more »

  Andrea wrote:

I am a new employee at the JCC in San Francisco and am really impressed with the quality of both their programming and operations. As someone who previously worked in the private sector, I was unprepared for the level of professionalism, enthusiasm,... more »

  IheartFL wrote:

I joined the JLCD to build friendships with women who had the same objectives I did, volunteering and fundraising for social change. I've had opportunities to work with youth aging out of the foster care system and families staying at a local homeless... more »

  CBI Member for 20 years wrote:

Community Boating is a greatplace for adults to learn how to sail, windsurf or kayak on the Charles River in Boston. Adults purchase a 30 day membership which includes instruction and boat usage, and that funding allows CBI to run their Junior Program... more »

  kc0esl wrote:

The Big Bend Railroad Club is the oldest model railroad club in the St. Louis area and has proudly served the public and its members since their beginning in 1938. As a popular local attraction, they became owners of one of the few remaining railroad... more »

  KellieGibson wrote:

I donated to fund a child's Kids K run in the Ogden Marathon, and Weber Cultural Legacy Foundation matched my donation! I back the Weber Cultural Legacy Foundation all the way because as a mission, they support healthy living and challenge the community... more »

  Chris2324 wrote:

Great service! Helpful! Affordable! They help youth learn bike maintenance and the kids can earn a free bike. There is good energy in the shop. This small non-profit is a real gem. more »

  kerileeann wrote:

When my child was diagnosed with moderate central brain atrophy at 6 months old, we were crushed. We were told she may turn out fine, or may have severe learning and motor delays. We started home based therapies soon after and our life was consumed with... more »

  catherine6 wrote:

Beyondmedia is an amazing organization. Basically, BME partners with other organizations (local, women-centered, GLBTQ, etc. groups) to teach them how to conceptualize a video project from storyboard to editing. Some of these projects include making... more »

  karo wrote:

I began donating to the River Parkway Trust 12 years ago when I first walked my dog along the multi-purpose trail they established that runs through Woodward Park and has access to the San Joaquin River. Since then, I've watched rapid urban growth in... more »

  laracorinne wrote:

After a very motivational and informational meeting/training with Bent On Learning I began my first volunteer experience for the non-profit at school in Manhattan. Because of the guidance I received and the clear outline of our goals, I felt very comfortable... more »

  ryan@peak7.org wrote:

I am not bias of course but this is a great organization. Peak 7 helps develop leaders from low income areas. more »

  cvanoort wrote:

This is a great non-profit started by a good guy who donates his time to teach kids chess after school. The expenses are for chess sets, snacks for the kids, etc.. This is one of my favorite charities because I know that the money is going towards... more »

  JoeFlint wrote:

If you look at this picture, my oldest daughter is the laughing girl behind the hands at the right looking at the girl throwing the ball in the pool! That says it all. Both she and my younger daughter love Girls Play Sports. My partner and I did not... more »

  Writer wrote:

Great program!! One of the less expensive ones around. more »

  Ibrahim01 wrote:

This organization has given hope to many young boys from disadvantaged areas by providing them opportunity to play football and donate paying gears, uniforms and balls more »

  Pittsburgher wrote:

I have to write because the people at Steel City Rowing changed my daughter's life, all for the better. When she got involved, we had no way of knowing that she'd become such a leader, or make friends from all areas of the City and so many other schools.... more »

  Ronnie100 wrote:

Good Day. I am The school head of Sapang Malalam Elementary School in Macabebe, Pampanga Philippines . I am writing thus concern for my learners that need Computer set to experience the 21st century skills in education. We dont have enough computers to... more »

  Steve S. wrote:

PHLL has been around for over 50 years. I have been personally involved with the league for over 7 years. Little League baseball provides the perfect mix of instructional and competitive baseball/softball. I have made great friends through the... more »

  Hugo wrote:

Great time a avolunteer for the club, great peeple with big heart to teach and coach players more »

  CommServGal4ever wrote:

I am a volunteer coordinator based in Jessup, Maryland, and about 5 years ago I became aware of Kids Enjoy Exercise Now through the Montgomery County Volunteer Calendar. My group had the most wonderful, fulfilling, and stimulating experience, and we have... more »

  Mark107 wrote:

The mission of the Council is to preserve America's coastal heritage through public awareness and volunteer participation in sustainability, thus ensuring a legacy of clean beaches for generations to come. http://www.mightycleanducts.ca more »

  LaurenJ wrote:

This organization is the reason I attribute the rapid increase in safer cycling options in the DC metro area over the past several years. This organization works to protect the safety and interest of all who stare the road, and strives to increase access... more »

  IStandWithKap wrote:

This organization is so poorly ran. Week to week schedules for football. Last minute changes. The board members have really horrible attitudes nobody can produce any actual answers or proof as to where the parents money is being spent. Very disorganized... more »

  williamfnbots wrote:

As it stands for what I have watched over the passed 4 weeks of major & minor baseball it is the worst I have ever encountered I wont blame the coaches for there efforts by no means but the game today on 6-6-2014 the team named the Astros only had 8 players... more »

  Hopeful Again wrote:

Wasatch Adaptive Sports (WAS) are the most friendly people I have ever dealt with. They were super helpful in instructing me how to enjoy the outdoors in Utah during the Winter. While I was learning to ski I felt as if I didn't even have a disability.... more »

  Emily_I wrote:

Growing up in the Pacific NW, winters were all about heading to the mountains to hit the ski slopes with friends and family. After all, the saving grace of endless days of rain and a childhood mantra was, "at least it's snowing in the mountains!" Enjoying... more »

  Writer wrote:

Shabbona Saints d/b/a Shabbona Park Youth Corp EIN 36-3586739The federal tax exemption of this organization was automatically revoked, 15-May-2012 , for its failure to file a Form 990-series return or notice for three consecutive years. OIG... more »

  BRUH3365 wrote:

I've played with these guys for 8 years! everyone is awesome, don't look anywhere else. Its just plain fun! more »

  narciastewart wrote:

With my amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), the first thing that happened almost 2 years ago now, was speaking as if I were drunk. I wasn't. I initially did improve speech (articulating clearly but slow) but now I can no longer speak in an acceptable... more »

  033199ew wrote:

i think this would be a good thing to do because it will bring all the young males together as ones a show them, leadership, and trust. more »

  mdravens wrote:

As exeutive director (born with congenital anomaly...of both arms and hands) and a retired Social Security Administration Policy Analyst, I learned early that my calling was to support and provide opportunities to other physically challenged persons so... more »

  musiclover5 wrote:

Great Group of music educators. The work ethic of both members and staff was great to watch. This is an organization worth supporting. more »

  amritam wrote:

A great Non Profit whose mission is to help people of all abilities live a full life. Being a volunteer I have had great learning experience more »

  janisn wrote:

Vice President Jorge Estrada is unprofessional and shady. Not sure where fundraising money is going. Prizes for raffles seems fixed. As an extended family member that attends the games of my little leaguer I am so disappointed that this organization runs... more »

  G C. wrote:

Played Naugatuck baseball til the varsity level and just want to give back. Moved to seymour two years ago and want to share my knowledge and love for the game to the youth of the sport. You can contact me at 203-228-1421 or clements215@gmail.com more »

  Joe_97 wrote:

A very dangerous league with very bad structure, they force kids to play in the rain and mud as a parent I was told if I do not like it to pull my child out. Well I did and got a refund for all 3 of my kids as I value my kids health and safety. The Umpire... more »

  arlogog wrote:

In this league all players play. I really enjoy playing for the CYLL league. All board members are volunteers they go above and beyond. They are at the field before the start of the first game towards the end of the games. They wait till umpire's put... more »

  markkleiman wrote:

These amazingly gifted and dedicated performers almost ALL have 'day jobs' because the troupe struggles financially. The artistic commitment, and the esprit de corps of these terrific young dancers is inspiring. more »

  jg1 wrote:

The mission of the California Senior Games to promote healthy lifestyles for seniors through education, fitness and the spirited competition of sports, while inspiring everyone to embrace health and appreciate and enjoy the value of sports related exercise.... more »

  Carissa5 wrote:

I worked as a camp counselor at Kenbrook for a few years and can honestly say that it changed my life. Not only do we get to teach kids about the great outdoors and God but we were a part of a team that was committed to growing and learning together.... more »

  StraightShootersTucson wrote:

Southern Arizona Firearm Educators has helped many different groups in Arizona. They have provided instructors, coaches and equipment for our team since its inception. They are an important partner in our fundraising and team activities. more »

  Shelly17 wrote:

The Wildcats Organization only cares about the boys that can win the game for them. This organization does not give every child a chance to play and succeed. I would definitely not recomnend them for your chioce for litte league football. I would give... more »

  qwer123 wrote:

This group hand picks who gets to be on a team. Doesn't matter if your child was signed up and paid on time.How would you like to be the one to tell a 6 year old, who was at sign ups, and super excited, that they can't play. Beware. If you didn't... more »

  fling wrote:

This is a baseball league operating in Jenks, Oklahoma. It has come to my attention, as a 10 year employee of the league and recently let go, that individuals operating as Board Members are pocketing money and using the NPO for personal profit. I was... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

ATA has such an important mission of making Chicagoland more accessible to walkers, bikers, & people who take the trains and buses!! GREAT org, GREAT team, & the CLOZTALK team is honored to call ATA our partner!! CLOZTALK team >>... more »

  Doug K. wrote:

Dinner & a Movie does great job mentoring and helping homeless youth that have come from abusive homes. They also mentor young homeless and low income families with a verity of issues that confront them. There is a great need in the Portland for this... more »

  amyrincon wrote:

I loved volunteering here! Wish I was able to help more but I enjoyed it anyway. more »

  mark wrote:

This organization is completely disorganized. I signed my son to play sports AND paid his fees and was never contacted by anyone as to when the season begins. His 5 year old peers requested to be placed on the same team so they could play ball with their... more »

  jensmi24 wrote:

I WOULD NOT LET MY CHILD PLAY IN THIS LEAGUE PERIOD. THIS LEAGUE ONLY WANTS TO WIN THEY ARE NOT TRYING TO TEACH THE CHILDREN SPORTSMANSHIP. THIS LEAGUE ALLOWS CHILDREN TO PLAY IN ALL THREE GAMES REGARDLESS OF THEIR AGE, WHICH IS AGAINST THE BY LAWS.... more »

  DONLK wrote:

I have been involved with Toys for Tots many times in different cities. I have run other charities as an activity coordinator. I have recently moved back to my home town Abilene TX . It seems to be unorganized here. I have called... more »

  Writer wrote:

Please support the Santa Rosa Junior College Bear Cub Athletic Trust (fund-raising) Golf Tournament on October 6th, 2017! 500 local community college student-athletes benefit! http://www.srjcathletics.com/fan_zone/bcat/BCAT_site/releases/2017-2018/2017_golf_tourney more »

  evelyn68 wrote:

I USE TO HELP AT MY SONS BASEBALL PRACTICES ALL THE TIME I ENJOYED IT AND EVEN THE KIDS DID TO. more »

  Michael275 wrote:

Association for Youth Outdoor Adventures, Inc. To educate and involve youth in outdoor activities instilling in them an appreciation of their environment and the preservation of the earth more »

  Victim wrote:

Worldwide asset management is a complete scam and fraud. They pose as a legitimate business grant writing company and do absolutely nothing other than take your money and disappear. They have ripped off literally hundreds of small businesses that in this... more »

  Marvina L. wrote:

Young American Bowling Alliance:My name is John Lewis. Recently, my wife found a ring produced by you for an "800 Series"! I bowled for 35 years and had a 600+ series only twice, so I know this is a rare trophy. I live in Seymour, a town of... more »

  Pontiak wrote:

The Maroons was started in 2000 to provide a club experience in soccer for the youths in Southeast Queens. The club focused on teaching the game of soccer and improving social interactions among the members. Many of of members have moved on to college... more »

  ortizdelatorre wrote:

Wondering why you ousted your executive director that lives with a disability and then refused to answer questions about it. Eventually a convo needs to be had about representation in leadership of adaptive sports programs & whether y’all as... more »

  jamesclamoureux wrote:

I became aware of Yesha Ministries in July of 2011 through my home church, Creekside Christian Church in Saint Johns, Florida. there was an announcement in our bulletin about a demonstration and that Tae Kwon Do classes were starting at our church. I... more »

  Sarah67 wrote:

Swell Events has a two-fold mission to provide scholarships for performing arts education for k-12 students in Clark County WA and to provide venues for local students to perform, thus enhancing their life experiences, while raising funds for arts education.... more »

  gmriverrd wrote:

very well run organization, provides excellent value for cost more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

Chicago Run has such an important mission of empowering Chicago youth in need through running and athletic & academic programs! GREAT org, GREAT team— the CLOZTALK team is honored to call CR our partner!! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny... more »